Month: February 2018

Once you have moved into your apartment in Stockbridge GA, it’s time to clean up the new place. This is especially true if the apartment had been used by people before. This might feel like a chore, but if you want your new apartment in Stockbridge GA to feel and smell the best, this isRead more about Cleaning Your New Apartment in Stockbridge Ga[…]

Family-Placed Death Notice Hugh D. Gibson, age 72, of Stockbridge, passed away on March 4, 2007. Mr. Gibson is preceded in death by his parents Mr. and Mrs. D.H. Gibson and brother Raymond Gibson. Mr. Gibson is a member of Stockbridge United Methodist Church. Mr. Gibson is survived by his wife, Juanita B. Gibson, daughter;Read more about Published in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Mar. 6, 2007[…]

Buy Now In this 2017 photo, Young and Gifted award winner and Dutchtown High School junior Kayla Braggs, 16, daughter of Hassida Braggs and Stockbridge’s Main Street Program Manager Kira Harris-Braggs, plays the flute during the sixth annual African-American Heritage Celebration at Red Oak United Methodist Church in Stockbridge. Noreen Cochran Georgia is filled withRead more about Henry County celebrates Black History Month[…]

Naturalist Amanda Harper displays a king snake and an alligator snapping turtle which help make up wildlife demonstrations at Reed Bingham State Park. MOULTRIE, Ga.— Reed Bingham State Park, under the new direction of Park Manager Wayne Fuller, will have a “wild and busy” 2018. Fuller became park manager in December of 2017 when heRead more about Reed Bingham Park lays out 2018 plans[…]

Susan S. Clark She was born Sept. 26, 1924, in Portsmouth, the daughter of the late H. Russell and Agnes (Emerson) Sawyer. She attended Rye schools, St. Mary’s School in Littleton and Maine General Hospital School of Nursing in Portland, Maine. She received her bachelor’s degree from the University of New Hampshire. Mrs. Clark wasRead more about Hampton Area Obituaries[…]